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    • The first visit to Arṭās
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Black and white photo of five people working outdoors in a meadow. Four dark-skinned people in the background are bent over with their backs to the camera. A light-skinned woman in a hat in the foreground is smiling at the camera.

Archive of Hilma Granqvist

Hilma Granqvist – A Digital Archive

The anthropologist Hilma Granqvist studied everyday life in the Palestinian village of Artas between 1925 and 1931. Archive material relating to her research, and her published books are available on the webpage The Archive of Hilma Granqvist. Additionally, Granqvist’s life and work are presented in a biographical article by Dr. Sofia Häggman.

The Archive of Hilma Granqvist is a collaboration between the Society of Swedish Literature in Finland, the Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters, the Palestine Exploration Fund and the Åbo Akademi University Library.

The Archive of Hilma Granqvist. Society of Swedish Literature in Finland, 2018–2021.